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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

reported AZ S9o insane
lventuress name "Gold-
va, recently transp 'rt-
Il wnsrried sixteen times.
h ,mount of unhappi-
al permitted to work in
NJ fate would seem to a
.selor Il just and right
,rture in the ways of
tOrmation OF a fire brig
rgto the London Fire
ssa done by 1000 girls
Liverpool cigar factory.
h oliccrci and drilled,
d blaze in the factory
did most eIl'octual work
!. flames
ri,on to fear that the
dGermany, the heir to
spTe, measured by mill
1.-The world, is being de-
!. disease Of the throat
IN for some months af-
There have been sinister
Germany for some time,
y increase in gravity.
!tle protests against tho
1eHaymarkct murdcrcrs
lh the London Anarch-
'ien Communist Seymour
gery man in tho Hay
iAaye thrown a bomb at
that if he should face
hEould consider it his
!to rid the world Of such
tefesting feature in tho
diAe annual congress of
tLa5or at Minneapolis,
tnade by Mrs. Barry on
dvorking women. We
aat at Pittsburgh women
IN the manufacture Of
Underground cable, and
A pickle factories, nail
iies. ..
once famous as the wit
" AcrS, has faded from
world and is now an ac-
Apeatcd domestic trag-
sslnsane aud demands
Fllon. He must dress
her hair, and attend to
Me is Ike a child, and
BIS affection, time and
DEVOTION is described
soic,
-
".lc skin man, it seems,
aches his skin by seeing
II " ae can get into it. He
aI'esAcny the other night
'ae circus horses, who
'A he was u new kind
fa+y kicked him galore.
a'aed in sewing up tho
with great difficulty,
lAe character of tho
..ls'lciiy Of the skin.
u her report on tho
l'V'klng women to tho
VOL the Knights of La
one department. of tho
,' Of Paterson, N. j.,
'a 10 stand on a stone
'ae year round, most
el'oted, with a spray of
I"olving cylinder flying
'l'' The breast; and tho
''"'er these poor
n y TO t cir homes with
from their undcrcloth-
.Soa' Sioux City is ia.
E'aietion of corn. In
|'nl IS King and his loyal
I'' y, MIN a palace, Tho
|. SIOUX City is one hun
:. ai'a u OF equal height;
\. VI The palace are con-
C'.c.'y Of Iowa corn. All
:, '' ~ are made of corn.
Inc palace and tho
k.%pi .'%pi'0wing combined to
E','oVo oo0m' that any of tho
S'e' might have been
II Government oG;rs
(Sa u't will burn heavy
|,~',a ,"'a OIL first, $500
N clam lamp of cheap con-
H. ''VOO roubles for a
| s,'. Construction. Tho
Esa s,aup'ster offers three
touOlcs for u stove
!, paplha sl refuse; for a
n, ,oatlcly for electric
ior phosphoric sub
Nm Illuminating.
N " ls'qdslrsct's tho n,,m.
nue. sas.,il failures during the
nuns y, of tho current
IN. in's is less than in
sI part Of my previous
,,.,, 'ne number wns
.'s', s,'' humber recorded
n i''l' ,sl IN any year since
|i,a,,l lSSS. The amount
Eai''ssa in this years
n !. lobe soo,el2,Ooo, and
\ :, w }, about s44,545,ooo,
! "e liabilities. No.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

|!tAc protests against tho
aeHaymarkct murdcrcrs
Eh the London Anarch-
|fen Communist Seymour
Fgtry man in tho Hay
EAsye thrown q bomb at
! that il he should face
thEOuld consider it his
tytOrid the world Of such
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

ri,on to fear that the
idGcrmany, the heir to
1fre, measured by mili-
itho world, is being de-
\ disease Of the throa,
IN for some months af-
There have been sinister
Germany for some time,
Ny increase in gravity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

ls,a .1aa' Sioux City is ia.
E'aaetlon of corn. In
|''i,l N IS !. king and his loyal
",'' y, MIN a palace, Tho
|. sioux City is one hun.
\ n a. and Il of equal height;
\ Cl the palace are con-
E'eIy Of Iowa corn. All
nations arcmadc of corn.
Inc palace and tho
/. .i@olIowing combined to
[','V Doom, that any of tho
ives might have been
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

n a a1ovcrnmcnt offers
n Rs,Sa @'t will burn heavy
|I~',a sa'a oil; first, $500
M Ian lamp of cheap con-
H. ''UOO roubles for a
! y, Construction. Tho
Es"la s,"ua'ster offers three
fOuOlcs for a stove
!, pap'ha sltl refuse; for a
|tIa N battery for electric
~ l0r phosphoric sub
~ IN Illuminating.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

[''ac skin man, it seems,
FRhe' his skin by seeing
|S' F. he can sctinto it. He
||a'esA'ny the other night
E 'ae circus horses, who
F'a he was u new kind
FA+y Kicked him galore.
F''ded \ in sewing up tho
\ with great difficulty,
'ne character of tho
'.l'ficity Of the skin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

u her report on tho
''Fking women to tho
/ Of the Knights of La
f,ae ., department. of tho
EIa' Of Paterson, N. j.,
LEA 10 stand on a stone
| The year round, most
[N@1oied' with a spray of
kSoIying cylinder llying
h l'l'' the breast; and tho
f u winter these poor
[ss' to t cir homes with
EF'n their undcrcloth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-22

"A dog owned AVAE DO''V
gum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
,rolrsufNG SPECIAL RATES.
sweeping Changes Made Necessary ny '"'
Interstate Commerce law

Interstate tOnlih't'' '''''
PrrsRrRG. March 30.-The Pennsyi,
yania Company operating lines wes' OF
Pntsburr issued i- official circular To-
day for n. passenger department, IN con
formity with the provisions OF the lnier
state commerce bill The circular Is the
result of different meetings and consuita'
tions held by the officials OF the company
for two months past The agents are in
s,ructcd to restore passenger rates
to The full regular tariff, ana 70
hc sure to sell no tickets Tor less
chan the specified rates. All SUD
orpnts are to be discharged at once.
snecial or reduced rates for all classes ol
pcrsons. including those heretofore issued
on account of freight shippers, manutac.
urers. commercial travellers, theairical
companics. circHses. baseball clubs
students. hunters, fishermen, steamboat
men. police. members OF the press
hotels charity, labOrers, national soldier
homes MAYORS. orders and sisters OF
charity are abolished. Mileage ticNe's
of every kind. except advertising are
wifhlrawn Contracts made with local
nowspapcrs for the year 1887 10 pay Tor
advertising and transportation, however,
will Doe carried out. Local tickets 10
ministers will be- continued, at two cents
pcr mile. rs will also rodnd-trip tickets
/ Tor thirty DAYS. The circular IS dated
Nar,h 86fh and will go into effect on
Nnrii ISL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

BILL nor does he believe that any corrupt m.
nucncc has been used upon nn} member or
the General Assembly in thc interest oi inc
hll
pany have employed persons promised one
person money and offered money to anothefto
secure the passage of ihc NIli Ih question:
This was done not iU "a corrupt spirit, hui
merely 90 show disposition 'it tA' i'ii "' M rr,
company tO pay foe 8nl service rendered. iut
minority Of the committee. therefore. comes
to thc conclusion chat this Wa- autagoul-uc io
the spirit of thc statute lass oi taihh pro
hibltlug lobbying.
j W. g.. BLACk~rONE, chairman.
Senator Blackstone of Accomsc, In
support of his minority report, stated
that he was willing tO sign ,he majority
report n they would go further lie
stated that mo- corruption was proven,
but that under the statute law against
lobbying 10 was not proper That no
corruption had been attempted, but loh-
bvist. had been employed which h' said
was contrary TO the law
The Sens.e rejected the minority re-
mort by recorded vote of @ 10 23. The
report of The committee WAS then
adopted
CrRRTNT COMMENT
No action has been taken on the re,o.
luton of senator Williams for a recess
from April 2d to April 2Oth
II seems probable that "a recess viii b'
taken 90 enable the members go meet anc
converse with the people. II VIII als'
enable them 90 be in session for some
week, after the iarriyal o' Oh" iorelgi
bOndh0lders' committee
The fnenda of Mr. w. T Akin, o.
Mecklenhurg were making 2 stron.
fight for him Yesterday for Railroad
Commissioner
Senator Gordon is The Youngest 0ena
tor ON ihc hoor hut he seems 10 h
catching ON very wei
The Republicans continue their fac
donal fight against fhe debt settlement
Mr. Curleu and Mr. Moss are TWO eX
ceptions to this rule
Mr. II. Cardweil occupied the chM
IN the House for some time yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
uRs roIrEE's DEBUT
wilma, ,h, London rapcr- ,a,


Nh. James Brown Potter who made
her debut s- an actress at the llaymarket
Theatre. London. ls,t night Was received
,yirh Kindness hy % large anl friendly au-
di.uc. The play Was Man and Vile
Among those present were the Prince and
Princes, of Wales. Earl and Lady Grey.
Earl and Lady Leicester. Baron dc R0ths-
child United States Minister Phelps,
and N White. first secretary OF me
American legation Some critics complain
OBJ her general amaieuiIshne-s and say
fba ler voice i- sharp and metallic and
her action ierky Mrs Potter says De
has taken to the stage permanently She
win receive $4,000 l0r the series oi ZEN
performance, o..
The Tinu is politely uamna'ory 10
aver, the piece. more than thr acting, i-
accountable f0r thc depression chat SET
He'd on the house long before the per.
formance wa, over
The T,Lgr0uh is still more condemna.
tory. using such phrases as oyeractng.
excessive 1esticulatiOn painfully aril'
fetal manner starting eyeDt.is. rot
terinp gait studied tricks acting was
utterIe unnatural in rendering perfectly
natural character All the other papers
speak u a similar vein.
rThe American papers have generally
been more gallant To speaking OF Mr.
Potter- prototype Mrs Lsne'ry who
will be at the Theatre Easter Monday
night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

ALBUQUERQUE y NJ. March 30
Frank Chick, living near Fowler's Gap,
A. T.. wa, shot and killed yesterday by
George Palmer The men had for some
time past been thc best Of friends, but
about two months ago Chick had been
robbed of "a horse, and despite all efforts
made 90 trace The thief. no more was
seen of lhe animal until Friday last,
when Chick saw Palmer riding
H. Chick at once made a de
mand for the horse, and Palmer not
giving b. up AT the moment, Chick began
maan. threats about the way horse
thief should be punished As Palmer
bad purchased the horse from strange
cowboy. ihc insinuaiions of Chick hurt
bis feelings. and he answered iu man
ner that meant nothing else but night.
Chick drew bis revolver, bat Palmer was
too quick for him. and Chick fell dead
with " mchc-tcr ball through the heart
Palmer surrendered himself 10 q deputy
sheriff. claiming self-dcfencc rs the cause
ol DIS action in killing Chick
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

PARREnsnrRc. ". Va, March 30 -
Intelligence has reached here of the de
srucfion of the Jackson county court
house. at Ripley. by severe wind'slorm.
The building was about fifty feet square,
the first story built of stone and the
second of brick. The upper story walls
are total wreck The lower part, con
-i-tins of the jail and jailer's quarters
remained standing No one was hurt
Adjoining the court ri-house stood the
clerks offices. which were built OF brick,
rooted and lined inside with iron. The
roof of the court house was carried by
the storm and thrown upon the roof OF
The County and Circuit Court Clerks
offices. crushing them like an egg-shell
hos. between i've and six thousand dol
lar. Oher reports come in from the in
terror of thc same county giving details
of heavy losses 10 the farmers of out
buildings barns. fences. etc, along the
route of ihe storm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

Bo,roN. March 3O--A dispatch from
81 Peters g. b., reports that the British
schooner Ceylou. from Port Rico for
Boston. with molasses. lies in an unsafe
position three miles west OF Cape Hin
chinbroke. G. - with both anchors down
IL the esle continues she will probably be
driven ashore She was blown of the
coast three times.and lost spars and sails.
The vessel Is reported disabled and her
crew nearly used up
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

ST. Louis. March 30 A special to the
GLJs- Dmocr1l from san Antonio says
Neager detail, reached here of a wreck
ON the southern Pacific 300 miles west
of here. AZ Dryden, station in the
second division a west-bound engine and
caboose smashed full till into a freight
train coming east The trainmen had no
time TO Jump and the breakage Is very
,every Engineer McCamless was pitch
ed and scalded 20 death
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

san Francisco. March 30-The fol.
lowing message was received by the
Associated Press last night from W. K.
Thomas. chief OF police Of Oakland, In
reference 70 the arrest of Calvin Graves
Yesterday at Oakland Calvin +.
Graves was arrested here for
the murder of Chas Niles and Lyman q.
hin. on November slh last, in Washington
county. Me. He admits the murder, but
claims he acted in self-deience The
governor of Maine has offered 81 900 re
ward for his arrest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
p,ppr~t>cs AT HOME AND ABROAD
~ SENT OVER THE WIRES

\ we,, Virginia Courthouse "reehed-A
Larg. shipment Of whest-A schooner
in a Perilou- Position Wreck q" 'ns
southern Pacific \ Baggas" "As'"'
suicide \ Game Constable's Murderer
" Nrnther indications -Ac'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
4 Haggage-NIaster,. suicide.

STEUBENyuLE, O., March 3O.-James
Lockhari, haggago-master and Adams
Express agent on the Pan. Handle road
between this city aud Wheeling, sulcided
by shooting at noon to-day. He had Just
returned from his regular trip. and going
90 his bedroom, locked the door and fred
the fatal shot. Domestic difficulties and
drink are assigned a. the causes of the
t4aL ACT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
The largest week. shipment. Of wheat

CmCAC0, March 30.-A special from
Minneapolis says The shipments Of
wheat from Minneapolis las, week were
the hrge-i ever known, owing 10 the fear
of shippers that freights would be raised
April l-t A large amount has been sold
loI export direct and the demand for
cars during the last few days has been all
that thc roads could supply Shipments
lasr week were 10000 barrels. against
lO5 600 the same week year ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
MeaIher Inhicafinn.

WASHINGTON March 3O.-lndicstions
for the tweniy-foui hours, commencing at
9 pm. For Virginia, fair, warmer
weather variable winds. generally
easterly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
l,en.onahle eolro..

EcasondAie SORROW
M Al just met your friend y. he
has lost nis uncle
Mr. b That rich unciei
Mr Aye. The poor fellow Is quite Dis
consulate.
Mr. B-lmpossiblel
Mr. A.-Certanly, for bis uncle has disin-
herited him.
Mr.. B.-Ahl ,-Fliegende- Blatter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
The LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION OF 1887 -THIR1EtNTH
DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


NfUtff.
Senator Loyeustein. of Richmond, in
troduced % bin i'm the senate 10 inc0rpo-
rate the Metropolitan Quick Transit Com.
pany The incorporaiors are T. {. VII
iiams. f. y Cannon. y ". B0we Reu-
ben Sheriff. James b. Pace, Jenf- II.
D0Oley. James + Bradley. c. G. Mclsae,
" l.. Moody. c. f. Wexford, b. b. Neisi-
ger and John f. Taylor, of Virginia, and
r =. Andrews. of Maryland
The capital stock of the company shall
not De- less than 100000 nor more than
5000 900. and may be increased from the
minimum TO the maximum from time To
time. a- tho Board of Directors may de-
terminc. the stock 10 be- not less than
500 per share The company may or
ganize when twenty-five per cent OF me
minimum capital ha. been duly sub
-cribed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CULTURE AID lA>p
RrClANATIoN COMPANY
a bin was introduced in the Senate Q,
incorporate Mc.srs Marshal Mcdonald
O.. Brown Goodc. D. T. Wilkins, j. 4
C0iouua. w. f. Cutshaw. VI. o. thel
and John Goodc. their associates and sue
ccs.0rs. a- company under the abov'
title Their objects are the reclamation
of waste land, In tidfWa'cr and thei
conversion into fish and oyster pond
and arabic lands. the artificial pr0paga
tTu of oysters and their cultivation
The capital stock i- 90 be- not less thai
S2j 900 nor more fhu S5OOOOO
|fIf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

pRE~, Et"
tnc Largest a fo
n
STYf
r.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

A.InlIr ChnIern ii r..IN.

PlsrH March 3O-Three cases of
As.atic cholera have been discovered here
and the nature OF the malady in each has
been clearly established Much alarm
prevails in consequence
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
SPECIAL SALES.

sale of n NAPklNS
~ worthy
blast
VI lani stree
AGls ting thecb bicets OF Sc
he
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
B. G. Wherry, Agt, I'LL E. Main St.
LEVY y DAVIS.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

sr DRY COOP. STORE a. STATE THE LARGEsI yAuhr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
T.. r. MEREDITH
JAMES j Me DO~AIu.
Senator Blackstone, chairman o. the
committee. submitted the following mi
noriiy report

10 the Seu0e ~ IUq'ni0.
Themdersigned minority 0t the special
committee appointed under Senate resolution
fo investigate certain Charge preferred
g..tir-f fh,- tharl,.-tou. Cincinnati ana tnlcaFo
Railroad Company. - fhr elect that etid
Ibsrle-f0u. lncinnati and Chicago Railroad
Company. through some ~ lts lohh} ISIS. mas e
been and are improperly cndea'or 20 iu
gr.nr, th.. action Of the legislature upon the
bl.' Ac. beg leave 20 dissent from the view,
rNpressed in the report Of the said -pechl
committee. and herewith submit minority re
port. q,
The undersigned, q minority OF the conD.t
=. 80 NOT believe. nor does the evidence
show. thar there has been any corrupt means
used on the part OF the friends OF the above
named company 20 secure the passage oi the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

He Guessed lie Wouldn't Like u.
.Say. Ir Huser Naut .I -ay something
10 you tl..f inu hike to say.
-W,l. what i- lt. Sammy 0i4- t out
.Why usar tuat you are most too fresh
with mf wile
"Wh0 uu you soT
-Whr. She dd. 1 got it out ofi her that
won f..i he.. YOU loved her, aud ,he said She
loved you don't think that's right, M.
Barker"
~No. Sammy. I think 10 isn't right, also
She hadno business telling tales out of school
How wond you lie it IL you had another
divinity. aui sled 80 and tell her husband
what you said 90 her Would you IKE thati
NO. guess wouldn't ike it'
aWen. then You just tell your wife that
say there. nothing ia IL. and for her 70 keep
quiet Under-tandP
~Yes. sir. l'u tell hsr "- Kentucky state
Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31


Among lhe hill, reported i''"i'o'y D"
fle House were ihe ioi'Nln-
ITO p1f fe-rdm '.ilh-ltiio" 4ol
pIo.e--.' 'iiAi -ei ..'7 I'"''v' ,.,....-
in tne LITIGATION involving lne fa.idl'l o'
lhe ".I emu. '" %" ..'. ~
granting oi hcen,g- Tor ihe exercise - 9'
amy PRIV .''7 ss... i. .''''4.' .i'i.l '''''''
t"o hundred ANA my 'g.Ill7 r....
l1 incorporate iHt "iH'' 'ii' " "'0'
Company ,....n., p.o~t of
To prevent ine "oFeInol bo'lu VI
Directors or 0npefinlenlrhi oil lNe penl'
fenNay ifom hiring 'ohFIc'- i' engage
u ile manufacture ol products "n'ie
machinery D. used
To pomoil lh, N-' '. P'"li'' l''., ''''
purse nr.- ln ihe waters "' ''''' '''
oei'" ideNa'cl it.a.
l'.- '....'.'.' .'..' f.,.. ,..t.,.', q, %
.....f. fI.ffn.. f.r eFrfiul "A rail-
r.ad commissioner md several county
udg.-
unF DEBT QUESTION
a. l,.ul.,..... ..|r.ral "a r,-olnfion
,..,i5fnr for ,bo appoinunent of tle
..nr.nfaut Governor and speaker OF Tine
House as special mem'ers of The com.
mItfce t0 confer with 'hr committee "i
f...f.n I0nIIDIIpr- lt was rejected
1889 'n. N'D "f
s. motion NH- Malr Nl vi. LNH'E ''
r...u.f,ier
A. ag...f.-4 tlf. ..4.
'u uu'loN ODD VII "''t't'
ua--ei by
.rI. resolution ,ga- avery proper one.
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Treasury Notes Of h United state and OF ', ~. i
al.o of
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,....n' m1 sweet Cherokee.
-t.II0l mt ..ueHng i.H t"
The St. Johns herald., 1887-05-12

IT IS said that Tucson experienced the heaviest shock of the earth quake which was so slight here that only few of our citizens felt it at all. The shock, at the above named place, lasted four minutes and was accompanied by the usual rum bling sound. The people became panic stricken, and fled through the streets in all directions. The Santa
 Catalina mountains, however, ex- .perienced the shocks in great sever ity, large slices were torn from the mountains and precipitated to the base. The peak known as "Owl Castle" has disappeared from view.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-05-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the Probate Court of Apache coun- ty, Territory of Arizona. In re the Estate of Wm. B. Leonard, deceased.-Notice to Creditors.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administrator of the estate of Vim. B. Leonard, deceased, to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with in ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, at his place of business, in the town of St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Ter ritory.
 WALTER DARLING, Administrator of the estate of Wm. B.
 B. Leonard, deceased. Dated St. Johns, A. T., May l1th, 1887.
 myl2 At
The St. Johns herald., 1887-05-12

BETWEEN the recent earthquake and the whipping of one Frank Reed, editor and probably proprie- tor of the Apache County Critic, by the District Attorney, there seems to be as much gossip as would appear from the discovery of a long tailed comet in the heav- ems. Were it not that some of the press has purported the matter as the cruel seizing of hapless in- fant from the cradle, and without love or mercy casting it upon the rocks, the subject would draw forth mo comment from us, from the fact that Frank Reed got only portion of that which he has long sought, by his pusillanimols and dirty wr..- tings as editorials and frequently under the caption of non de plumes | of various phases and character istics. Personally we care nought for his writing, except that 1t near ly carried the fast approaching har- mony of the county into strife, a consequence he wished for and left nothing unturned to bring it about.
 It is Imaginable to note his de- crepid and feeble attempts at cry ing nothing personal" only just criticisms of the action of county officers in their official capacity" It is not our desire to wrangle in his elections, and the people have not forgot his base tirade against the Supervisors of last year, and his attacks upon the present Board ere they had heen in office month, for no cause other than he failed to influence them'in giving him the county printing. The Critics non de plume, Nemesis" was far more applicable to him than his claim of nothing personal'--a goddess of vengeance seeking blood-and blood he found.
 l It is heart-rending to read of the deadly assault" "the noon-day assassination" upon q helpless emaciated, decrepid invalid and sufferer from the effects of many lost virtues, and whose only cause for the assault was his anathema. tisms and not his personalities.
 Frank Reed was not assaulted with pitchfork, gatling gun or mounted howitzer, but with nature s defences pure and simple, and if he was an invalid, he was not half as much so as was the man whom he had provoked to perfect justifica- ton in giving him the whipping he received.